The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-06-03

supper. After the feast, at which there was no
wine, brief speeches were made by Messrs Geo.
Harris, VIM. b. Baker, +. W. Baker, J. NJ.
STREET., VIM. 8. Osborn, J. Martin McNabb and
Charles A. McGaw. Among those present were
Garrett Osborn, of the second district, who has
been member of Harmony Lodge, of Balti-
more, for SO years; Jarrett T. Baldwin and B.
q. Treakle, District Deputies, and others.
The officers Of the respective Lodges are as
follows:
Blenheim Lodge John C. Fletcher, N. G. !;
James A. Wiles, V. g.. !; VIM. B. Baker, Secre-
tary; James v. McCommons, Treasurer; JOS
McCommons, Warden; Benz. Herring, Marshal !;
r. NJ. Taylor, Conductor; John F. Wells o.
q. J. Taylor, I. g.
Mill Green Lodgc.-J. T. Robinson, N. q. !;
Isaac E. Morris. V. &. /; b. Il. Treakle, Score.
tary; A. Huff, Treasurer; E 7. Treakle, o. G.
Triumph Lodge. W. Anderson, N. G. {;
]. W. Bauer, V. g.; Fl. Keith, II. s. ; How
ard Dean, P. s.; Charles Esley, Treasurer, j.
Harvey Ball, Warden; VIM. A. French, Con-
ductor; J. Wesley Trail, Chaplain; Jacob Ken
needy. o. g.. Jos. Lee, l. g.; WIN. T. Billings
lea, R. s. N. g.; d. s. Paige, l. s. NC.
The committee Of Triumph Lodge who had
charge of the entertainment were J. w. Auder-
son, B. +. Keith, j. NJ. Anderson, ]. Harvey
Ball and VIM. T. BiIlingslea.
The ladies who prepared and served the sup
per were Mrs. B. +. Keith, Mrs j. W. Bauer,
Mrs. j. E. Dean, Mrs. J. W. Anderson, Mrs.
W. T. Bilingsea, Mrs. Jacob Kennedy, Mrs.
Geo. Anderson, Mrs. +. K. Bradbury; Misses
Mamie Dean, Lily and Molle Coale, Lena and
Mamie Bauer, Annie Keith, Julia Billingslea,
Bessie Hinkson and Annie Underwood.
The occasion was 10 all respects most enjoy.
able, one enthusiastic odd fellow declaring tn at
1t was one of the happlest days of his life.
- ><
BEL AIR NOTES.-THE and Mrs. A. j. Young
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Cochran, of Balti-
more, have been spending some days at the resi-
idcnce of Mr. aud Mrs. Vim Young, of Bel
Air.
Admiral and Mrs. VIM. f. Leroy, OF New
York, and Miss Florrie Bell of Philadelphia,
are the guests of Col. Herman Stump, at Waiver
ly. They arrived last Saturday evening.
Rev. VIM. P Finney, of New Egypt, N. j.,
been has spending few days with his father,
Rev. z. Finney. Mr.. John NJ. T. Finney was
also a, home for day, this week.
Work has been commenced on Mr. VIM. ii.
DOZENS dwelling house on the Hickory road,
nearly opposite Col. Webeter's, and on DR.. D.
Preston Wysong's residence, corner of Broad way
and franklin street. Jacob +. Bull, contrac-
tor. John F. Lingan, contractor, has also COM
menced building house on Broadway, for Mr..
A. Preston Gilbert, and has staked off house
on the same street for F. W. Baker.
DIR. c. A. Hollingsworth's drug store has
been renovated by a coat Of paint, applied by
Messrs. Bradbury & Prgg, painters. Mrs.
Martha Finney's house is also being repanted,
by 4. Church Garrettson.
Messrs. A. Il o. Whitaker are improving
their property, corner Broadway and Franklin
street, by neat, new fence, which is being
erected by ]. Thos. Gorrell.
full account of the funeral ceremonies of
the late Harrison Dorsey Cough, formerly of
Bel Air, who died recently in San Francisco,
has been very neatly prepared on a typewriter,
by Miss Marion Jones, of Baltimore, who is a
niece Of Mrs A. Lingan Jarrett, OF Bel Air
Copies have been given to the friends of the de.
ceased. Mr.. Cough was a son of the late Harry
d. Cough, Of Hartford county, and a brother of
Mrs Richard E. Bouldin, of Bel Air, and of
Mrs. Jas. Glasgow, OF Baltimore. Mr. Cough
was lawyer of decided ability and had many
friends here who deeply deplore his death.
DR.. j. g. Dance has wistaria vine In his
yard, on Main street, which was planted fifteen
years ago. 1t now covers three sides of his
house, or more than eighty feet in length. 1t
is covered with thousands of delicatcly tinted
flowers. We have never seen anything of the
kind more beautiful.
Mr.. Hugh J. Jewett's splendid horse Almont
Chief was exhibited in Bel Air, on Tuesday. This
is probably one of the finest standard horses In
Maryland.
On Tuesday Bailif Small served printed no.
tices at each house In town notifying persons
that they must clean up their outside premises
and cellars.
China fair has been In progress this week at
Ames NJ. E. Chapel, (colored,) the proceeds of
which are TO be appropriated towards paying
the debt on the church.
Mr.. William Galloway, OF Baltimore, spent
Wednesday with his brother.in-law, Capt r.
E. Bouldin.
MessTs' Hcury NechOiu " Sons are running
their roller mills on full time and are turning
ont large quantity of fret class -four, which
finds ready sale among merchants and private
families. Their popular brand is the Corson
Snow Flake. Among recent orders were John
q. Rouse, 80 barrels; Rouse x Hanna, so :;
Rouse & Richardson, 50; VIM. Z. williams "
Co., 1875; John T. Wilson, 40; A. b. Whitaker
IL Bro, so; Cochran Il Young, Is. 1t is also
sold In the stores of VIM. II. Bauer, A. e.
Geatty, A. II. Strasbaugh and J. F. Mitchell.